# Commands List For Rune AI

## Command Descriptions

### `ps <command>`

**Description:** Executes a PowerShell command on the system. **How It Works:** Runs the specified PowerShell command and returns the output. **Example:** `ps Get-Process` - Retrieves the list of running processes.

### `close <app_name>`

**Description:** Closes an application by name. **How It Works:** Searches for an application with the specified name and terminates its process. **Example:** `close notepad.exe` - Closes Notepad if it's running.

### `resolution <width> <height>`

**Description:** Changes the screen resolution. **How It Works:** Adjusts the screen resolution to the specified width and height. **Example:** `resolution 1920 1080` - Sets the screen resolution to 1920x1080.

### `wallpaper <path>`

**Description:** Changes the desktop wallpaper. **How It Works:** Sets the desktop wallpaper to the image located at the specified path. **Example:** `wallpaper C:\\Pictures\\new_wallpaper.jpg` - Changes the wallpaper to the image at the specified path.

### `power <option>`

**Description:** Changes the power settings of the system. **How It Works:** Puts the system into sleep or hibernation mode based on the option specified. **Example:** `power sleep` - Puts the system to sleep.

### `date <new_date> time <new_time>`

**Description:** Changes the system date and time. **How It Works:** Sets the system date and time to the provided values. **Example:** `date 09/08/2024 time 14:00` - Sets the date to September 8, 2024, and the time to 14:00.

### `system sounds <state>`

**Description:** Toggles system sounds on or off. **How It Works:** Disables or enables system sounds based on the specified state. **Example:** `system sounds off` - Disables system sounds.

### `download <url>`

**Description:** Downloads a file from the specified URL. **How It Works:** Fetches and saves the file from the given URL. **Example:** `download http://example.com/file.zip` - Downloads the file from the given URL.

### `search <query>`

**Description:** Searches the web using the provided query. **How It Works:** Performs a web search and returns the top result. **Example:** `search Python programming` - Searches for information on Python programming.

### `uninstall <app_name>`

**Description:** Uninstalls the specified application. **How It Works:** Uses Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) to uninstall the application. **Example:** `uninstall Google Chrome` - Uninstalls Google Chrome.

### `open <resource>`

**Description:** Opens a resource, which can be a URL, file, or application. **How It Works:** Determines the type of resource and opens it accordingly. **Example:** `open http://example.com` - Opens the provided URL in a web browser.

### `volume <level>`

**Description:** Adjusts the system volume to the specified level. **How It Works:** Sets the system volume to the given percentage level. **Example:** `volume 50` - Sets the volume to 50%.

### `brightness <level>`

**Description:** Adjusts the screen brightness to the specified level. **How It Works:** Changes the screen brightness to the provided percentage level. **Example:** `brightness 75` - Sets the brightness to 75%.

### `wifi <state>`

**Description:** Toggles Wi-Fi on or off. **How It Works:** Enables or disables the Wi-Fi interface based on the specified state. **Example:** `wifi off` - Disables Wi-Fi.

### `weather <city_name>`

**Description:** Retrieves the current weather information for the specified city. **How It Works:** Fetches weather data from an API and provides the temperature, humidity, and weather description. **Example:** `weather London` - Provides the current weather information for London.

### `search file <query>` or `search folder <query>`

**Description:** Searches for files or folders matching the query. **How It Works:** Searches the filesystem for files or folders that match the specified query. **Example:** `search file report.docx` - Searches for files named `report.docx`.

### `delete <path>`

**Description:** Deletes a file or folder at the specified path. **How It Works:** Removes the file or folder at the given path. **Example:** `delete C:\\OldFolder` - Deletes the folder located at `C:\\OldFolder`.

### `create folder <path>`

**Description:** Creates a new folder at the specified path. **How It Works:** Creates a new folder at the given path if it doesn't already exist. **Example:** `create folder C:\\NewFolder` - Creates a folder named `NewFolder` at `C:\\`.

### `create file <path>`

**Description:** Creates a new file at the specified path. **How It Works:** Creates a new file at the given path. **Example:** `create file C:\\NewFile.txt` - Creates a new file named `NewFile.txt` at `C:\\`.

### `move <src_path> to <dest_path>`

**Description:** Moves a file or folder from the source path to the destination path. **How It Works:** Moves the specified file or folder to a new location. **Example:** `move C:\\file.txt to D:\\file.txt` - Moves `file.txt` from `C:\\` to `D:\\`.

### `duplicate <src_path> to <dest_path>`

**Description:** Duplicates a file or folder from the source path to the destination path. **How It Works:** Copies the file or folder to a new location. **Example:** `duplicate C:\\file.txt to D:\\file_copy.txt` - Duplicates `file.txt` from `C:\\` to `D:\\`.

### `open in explorer <path>`

**Description:** Opens the specified path in File Explorer. **How It Works:** Launches File Explorer and navigates to the specified path. **Example:** `open in explorer C:\\` - Opens the `C:\\` directory in File Explorer.

### Power Shell Commands

You can run any PowerShell command using the `ps` command in your system controller, provided that they have the necessary permissions.


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